Automated Teller Machine (ATM) Services

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) is conducting market research through Request for Information 89303027NMA000105 to identify providers for the placement, operation, and servicing of automated teller machines (ATMs). The agency seeks a no-cost-to-the-Government arrangement, meaning no appropriated funds will be used and no contract payments will be made to the provider. The scope of work involves installing one ATM at each of two locations: the Forrestal Building in Washington, DC, and the Germantown Building in Germantown, MD. Additionally, the DOE is exploring the possibility of optional in-person banking services, such as financial planning and loans, specifically for the Germantown facility. Selected providers must implement robust physical and cybersecurity controls, including anti-skimming, tampering protections, and remote monitoring. All personnel must adhere to DOE security badge and facility access requirements. The provider will be responsible for all costs associated with installation, maintenance, insurance, and upgrades, as well as the eventual removal of equipment and restoration of the sites. Interested respondents, including commercial banks and independent ATM operators, must submit a concise response of approximately ten pages by October 19, 2026, detailing their entity type, relevant experience in Federal office buildings within the National Capital Region, and their ability to meet these requirements.